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![SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual
SUPPLEMENTAL
RESTRAINT
SYSTEM
(ELECTRIC
SENSOR
TYPE)
[M2-4]
5-5b
2
.
Construction
4
.
SAFETY
SENSOR
AND
ELECTRIC
SENSOR
Safety
sensor
and
electric
sensor
are
built
into
the
airbag
control
module
.
SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual
SUPPLEMENTAL
RESTRAINT
SYSTEM
(ELECTRIC
SENSOR
TYPE)
[M2-4]
5-5b
2
.
Construction
4
.
SAFETY
SENSOR
AND
ELECTRIC
SENSOR
Safety
sensor
and
electric
sensor
are
built
into
the
airbag
control
module
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SUPPLEMENTAL
RESTRAINT
SYSTEM
(ELECTRIC
SENSOR
TYPE)
[M2-4]
5-5b
2
.
Construction
4
.
SAFETY
SENSOR
AND
ELECTRIC
SENSOR
Safety
sensor
and
electric
sensor
are
built
into
the
airbag
control
module
.
Safety
sensor
is
the
magnet
piston
type
sensor
.
If
the
sensor
receives
a
frontal
impact
exceeding
a
certain
limit,
the
mass
in
the
sensor
moves
forward
to
turn
the
switch
ON
.
The
electric
sensor
consists
of
a
piezo-electric
device
and
generates
a
voltage
corresponding
to
the
deceleration
speed
that
occurs
in
the
body
.
SAFETY
SENSOR
Ma
s
(Magnet)
Spring
1
ELECTRIC
SENSOR
Piezo-electric
device
11
Bonding
wire
B5H0397A
5
Reed
Switch
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![SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual
SUPPLEMENTAL
RESTRAINT
SYSTEM
(ELECTRIC
SENSOR
TYPE)
[M2-10]
5-5b
2
.
Construction
U
Ullv
H5H0660
CAUTION
[BEFORE
INSTALLING]
1.
POINT
FRONT
WHEELS
STRAIGHT
AHEAD
.
2
.
ROTATE
2
.65
TURNS
FRO SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual
SUPPLEMENTAL
RESTRAINT
SYSTEM
(ELECTRIC
SENSOR
TYPE)
[M2-10]
5-5b
2
.
Construction
U
Ullv
H5H0660
CAUTION
[BEFORE
INSTALLING]
1.
POINT
FRONT
WHEELS
STRAIGHT
AHEAD
.
2
.
ROTATE
2
.65
TURNS
FRO](/img/17/57433/w960_57433-9.png)
SUPPLEMENTAL
RESTRAINT
SYSTEM
(ELECTRIC
SENSOR
TYPE)
[M2-10]
5-5b
2
.
Construction
U
Ullv''
H5H0660
CAUTION
[BEFORE
INSTALLING]
1.
POINT
FRONT
WHEELS
STRAIGHT
AHEAD
.
2
.
ROTATE
2
.65
TURNS
FROM
RIGHT
END
STOP
.
3
.
ALIGN
MATCH-MARKS
(CENTER
MARKS
Y
)
.
4
.
READ
SERVICE
MANUAL
.
(~~J~1f~~~1~,)
2
.
~OO~~t~~J~~~J2
.65O0~OO~o
3
.
(CENTER
MARK
:
;
)
~o~tr~o
4
.
AIR
BAG
MODULE
98
00-4
.
FRU&t,~
-3F4
~
WARNING
To
prevent
personal
injury
.
Do
not
dismantle,
repair
or
install
in
another
vehicle
.
Service
or
dispose
as
directed
in
the
service
manual
.
r
8
ATTENTION
Pour
eviter
tout
risque
de
blessures
corporel-
les
:
Ne
pas
demonter,
reparer,
installer
dans
un
autre
vehi-
~~
cule
.
L'entretenir
ou
le
remplacer
comme
indique
dans
le
manual
d'entretien
.
ACHTUNG
Zur
Vermeidung
von
Verletzungen
.
Nicht
zer-
I
legen,reparieren
oder
in
einem
anderen
Fahrzeug
instal-
lieren
.
Wartung
and
Ausbau
wie
im
Reparaturhandbuch
beschrieben
.
G5H0287
AIRBAG
GAS
GENERATOR
HERG,
:94/94
UTM
TG-6
BAM
.
PTA
.0369
THIS
GAS
GENERATOR
SHOULD
ONLY
BE
INSTALLED
IN
VEHICLES
EQUIPPEDWITH
AIRBAG
SYSTEMS
AND
IS
TO
BE
INSTALLED
AND/OR
DISASSEMBLED
ONLY
BYTRAINED
PERSONNEL
.
CONTENTS
AREPOISONOUS
AND
EXTREMELY
FLAMMABLE
.
DO
NOT
DISMANTLE,
INCINERATE,
OR
BRING
INTO
CON-TACTWITH
ELECTRICITY,
OR
STORE
AT
TEMPERATURES
EXCEEDING
200°F
.
FIRST
AID
:
IF
CONTENTS
ARE
SWALLOWED,
INDUCE
VOM-
ITING
:
FOR
EYE
CONTACT,
FLUSH
EYES
WITH
WATER
FOR
15
MIN
.
IN
EVERY
CASE
GET
PROMPT
MEDICAL
ATTENTION
.
OO
s
UMGANG
NUR
DURCH
GESCHULTES
PERSONAL
ERLAUBT
~
VERWENDUNG
NUR
ALSINSASSEN-RUCKHALTE
SYSTEM
MIT
LUFTSACK
FUR
KRAFTFAHRZEUGE
ERLAUBT
BEI
AUS-
C
LOSUNG
KANN
DIE
NICHT
MONTIERTE
AIRBAG-EIN-HEIT
1
~
ZUM
GEFAHRLICHEN
WURFSTUCK
WERDEN
.
SUBARU
DEUTSCHLAND
GmbH
DUSSELDORF
MORTON
INTERNATIONAL,
INC
.
OGDEM,USA
DANGER
ACHTUNG
ATTENTION
G5H0288
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SERVICE
PROCEDURE
[w3A11
5-5b
3
.
Airbag
Module
3
.
Airbag
Module
A
:
REMOVAL
1
.
DRIVER
SIDE
1)
Set
front
wheels
in
straight
ahead
position
.
2)
Turn
ignition
switch
off
.
3)
Disconnect
ground
cable
from
battery
and
wait
forat
least
20
seconds
before
starting
work
.
4)
Using
TORX9
BIT
T30,
remove
two
TORXO
bolts
.
5)
Disconnect
airbag
connector
on
back
of
airbag
mod-
ule
.
<
Ref
.
to
5-5[M2-6].*1
>
6)
Refer
to
"CAUTION"
for
handling
of
a
removed
airbag
module
.
<
Ref
.
to
5-5
[W300]
.*1
>
3
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![SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual
5-5b
[W6A0]
SERVICE
PROCEDURE
6
.
Airbag
Control
Module
AB6
9~v~
BSM0400A
e
B5M0105
I
6
.
Airbag
Control
Module
A
:
REMOVAL
1)
Turn
ignition
switch
off
.
2)
Disconnect
ground
cablefrom
battery SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual
5-5b
[W6A0]
SERVICE
PROCEDURE
6
.
Airbag
Control
Module
AB6
9~v~
BSM0400A
e
B5M0105
I
6
.
Airbag
Control
Module
A
:
REMOVAL
1)
Turn
ignition
switch
off
.
2)
Disconnect
ground
cablefrom
battery](/img/17/57433/w960_57433-13.png)
5-5b
[W6A0]
SERVICE
PROCEDURE
6
.
Airbag
Control
Module
AB6
9~v~
BSM0400A
e
B5M0105
I
6
.
Airbag
Control
Module
A
:
REMOVAL
1)
Turn
ignition
switch
off
.
2)
Disconnect
ground
cablefrom
battery
and
wait
forat
least
20
seconds
before
starting
work
.
3)
Remove
lower
cover
.
<
Ref
.
to
5-4
[W1A0]
.*1
>
Disconnect
airbag
connector
(AB3)
and
(AB8)below
steering
column
.
CAUTION
:
Do
notreconnect
airbag
connector
at
steering
column
until
airbag
control
module
is
securely
re-installed
.
4)
Remove
console
box
.
<
Ref
.
to
5-4
[W1A0]
.*1
>
5)
Disconnect
12-pinyellow
connector
fromairbagcon-
trol
module
.
<
Ref
.
to
5-5[M2-6].*1
>
6)
Using
TORXS
BIT
T40
(Tamper
resistant
type),
remove
two
TORXS
bolts
.
Discard
theold
TORXM
bolts
.
CAUTION
:
Use
new
TORXS
bolts
during
re-assembly
.
4
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![SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual
SERVICE
PROCEDURE
[W7AO]
5-5b
7
.
Combination
Switch
7
.
Combination
Switch
)
0)0
C
J
~
AB
,
.,
.
-^o/
G5M0312
A
:
REMOVAL
1)
Turn
ignition
switch
off
.
2)
Disconnect
ground
cable
from
batt SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual
SERVICE
PROCEDURE
[W7AO]
5-5b
7
.
Combination
Switch
7
.
Combination
Switch
)
0)0
C
J
~
AB
,
.,
.
-^o/
G5M0312
A
:
REMOVAL
1)
Turn
ignition
switch
off
.
2)
Disconnect
ground
cable
from
batt](/img/17/57433/w960_57433-14.png)
SERVICE
PROCEDURE
[W7AO]
5-5b
7
.
Combination
Switch
7
.
Combination
Switch
)
0)0
C
J
~
AB
,
.,
.
-^o/
G5M0312
A
:
REMOVAL
1)
Turn
ignition
switch
off
.
2)
Disconnect
ground
cable
from
battery
and
wait
for
at
least
20
seconds
before
starting
work
.
3)
Remove
lower
cover
.
<
Ref,
to
5-4
[W1A0)
.*1
>
Dis-
connect
airbag
connector
(AB3)
and
(AB8)
below
steering
column
.
CAUTION
:
Do
not
reconnect
airbag
connector
at
steering
column
until
combination
switch
is
securely
re-installed
.
4)
Disconnect
combination
switch
connectors
from
body
harness
connector
.
5)
Set
front
wheels
in
straight
ahead
position
.
Using
TORX9
BIT
T30,
remove
two
TORX9
bolts
.
6)
Disconnect
airbag
connector
on
back
of
airbag
mod-
ule
.
<
Ref
.
to
5-5[M2-6]
.*1
>
Remove
airbag
module,
and
place
it
with
pad
side
facing
upward
.
<
Ref
.
to
5-5
[W300]
.*1
>
7)
Using
steering
puller,
remove
steering
wheel
.
CAUTION
:
Do
not
allow
connector
to
interfere
when
removing
steering
wheel
.
5
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5-5b
[W7B1)
SERVICE
PROCEDURE
7
.
Combination
Switch
8)
Remove
steering
column
cowers
.
9)
Removing
two
retaining
screws,
remove
combination
switch
.
B
:
ADJUSTMENT
1
.
CENTERING
ROLL
CONNECTOR
Before
installing
steering
wheel,
make
sure
to
center
roil
connector
built
into
combination
switch
.
1)
Make
sure
that
front
wheels
are
positioned
straight
ahead
.
2)
Install
steering
gearbox,
steering
shaft
and
combina-
tion
switchproperly
.
Turn
roll
connector
pin
(J)
clockwise
until
it
stops
.
3)
Then,
back
off
roll
connector
pin
1~
approximately
2
.65
turns
until
"A"
marks
aligned
.
C
:
INSTALLATION
1)
Before
installing
combination
switch,
check
to
ensure
that
combination
switch
is
off
and
font
wheels
are
set
in
the
.straight
ahead
position
.
CAUTION
:
Failure
to
do
this
might
damage
roll
connoctok
.
2)
Install
column
cover
and
center
roll
connector
.
3)
Install
steering
wheel
in
neutral
position
.
Carefully
insert
roll
connector
pin
1(~
into
hole
on
steering
wheel
.
NOTE
:
If
steering
wheel
angle
requires
fine
adjustment,
adjust
tie-rod
.
<
Ref
.
to
4-3
[W3FOj
.*1
>
4)
Install
airbag
module
and
lower
cover
in
the
reverse
order
of
removal
.
6
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ON-BOARD
DIAGNOSTICS
11
SYSTEM
[T3C1J
2-7
3
.
Diagnosis
System
0
-
ST2
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0000000000
STi
OBD0057A
4111
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0000
oaoo
F[
EJ0000
0000
G3M0150I
Subaru
select
monitor
:::
o
00000
aoaoonoaoooGoou
7
B2M0829A
3
.
Diagnosis
System
C
:
SUBARU
SELECT
MONITOR
1
.
HOW
TO
USE
SUBARU
SELECT
MONITOR
1)
Prepare
Subaru
select
monitor
and
cartridge
.
ST1
498307500
SELECT
MONITOR
KIT
ST2
498345700
CARTRIDGE
2)
Turn
ignition
switch
and
Subaru
select
monitor
switch
to
OFF
.
3)
Insert
cartridge
into
Subaru
select
monitor
.
4)
Connect
Subaru
select
monitor
to
data
link
connector
.
*
Using
data
link
connector
for
Subaru
select
moni-
tor
only,
connect
Subaru
select
monitor
to
its
data
link
connector
located
in
the
lower
portion
of
the
instru-
ment
panel(on
the
driver's
side),
to
the
sideof
the
center
console
box
.
9
Using
data
link
connector
for
Subaru
select
moni-
tor
and
OBD-II
general
scan
tool
;
(1)
Connect
ST
to
Subaru
select
monitor
cable
.
ST
498357200
ADAPTER
CABLE
(2)
Open
the
cover
and
connect
Subaru
select
moni-
tor
to
data
link
connector
located
in
the
lower
portion
of
the
instrument
panel
(onthe
driver's
side),
to
the
lowercover
.
CAUTION
:
Do
not
connect
scan
tools
except
for
Subaru
select
mon-
itor
and
OBD-II
general
scan
tool
.
13
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![SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual 2-7
[T3C2]
ON-BOARD
DIAGNOSTICS
II
SYSTEM
3
.
Diagnosis
System
SELECT
SYSTEM
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Y
:O,N
:/
1
101
H2M1149
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D
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F
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SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual 2-7
[T3C2]
ON-BOARD
DIAGNOSTICS
II
SYSTEM
3
.
Diagnosis
System
SELECT
SYSTEM
EGi
Y
:O,N
:/
1
101
H2M1149
I
=0=1
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D
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2-7
[T3C2]
ON-BOARD
DIAGNOSTICS
II
SYSTEM
3
.
Diagnosis
System
SELECT
SYSTEM
EGi
Y
:O,N
:/
1
101
H2M1149
I
=0=1
1H]
D
E
F
T
aor0l
oo
L
oo0
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FE-11
456
7
F111
0
0
F1_31
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F03
0
FL-11
ED101
SUBARU
03M0152
I
OBD
(FB
1)
PO100
Diagnostic
trouble
code
Abbreviation
osooos2
OBD
(FB
1)
PO
115
OBD
(FBI)
P0120
<
THV
>
OBD0063
5)
Turn
ignition
switch
to
ON
(engine
OFF)
and
Subaru
select
monitor
switch
to
ON
.
6)
Using
Subaru
select
monitor,
call
up
diagnostic
trouble
code(s)
and
various
data,
then
record
them
.
2
.
READ
DIAGNOSTIC
TROUBLE
CODE
(DTC)
SHOWN
ON
DISPLAY
.
(MODE
FB1)
1)
Select
engine
mode
using
function
key
.
Press
thefunction
key
[0]
.
2)
Designate
mode
using
function
key
.
Press
[F]
[B]
[1]
[ENT]
in
that
order
.
3)
Ensure
diagnostic
trouble
code(s)
is
shown
.
(1)
When
there
is
only
one
diagnostic
trouble
code
.
(2)
When
there
are
multiple
diagnostic
trouble
codes
.
NOTE
:
For
details
concerning
diagnostic
trouble
codes,
referto
the
DIAGNOSTIC
TROUBLE
CODE
(DTC)
LIST,
2-7
[T11A0]*4
.
14
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ON-BOARD
DIAGNOSTICS
II
SYSTEM
ITscas1
2-7
3
.
Diagnosis
System
36
.
FA
MODE
FOR
ENGINE
Function
mode
LED
No
.
Contents
Display
LED
"ON"
requirements
3Neutral
switch
NT
When
neutralposition
signal
is
entered
.
7Test
mode
connector
UD
When
test
mode
connector
is
connected
.
FAO
8
AT/MT
identification
signal
AT
When
AT
identification
signal
is
entered
.
9
Ignition
switchIG
When
ignition
switch
is
turned
ON
.
1
Radiator
fan
relay
2
R2
When
radiator
fanrelay2
isin
function
.
2
Knock
signal
KS
When
knock
signal
is
entered
.
3
Purge
control
solenoid
valve
CNWhen
purge
control
solenoid
valve
is
in
func-
tion
.
FA1
4Fuel
pump
relay
FP
When
fuel
pump
relay
isin
function
.
6
Radiator
fanrelay
1
R1
When
radiator
fanrelay
1
isin
function
.
7
Air
conditioner
relay
ARWhen
air
conditioner
relay
isin
function
.
8
Air
conditioner
switch
ACWhen
air
conditioner
switch
is
turned
ON
.
2
AEC
signal
ECWhen
AEC
signal
is
entered
.
3
EAM
signal
AM
When
EAM
signal
is
gone
out
.
FA2
4
AEB
signal
EB
When
AEB
signal
is
entered
.
6
AET
signal
ET
When
AET
signal
is
entered
.
7
Engine
torque
control
signal
TR
When
engine
torque
control
signal
is
entered
.
FA3
7
Pressure
sources
switching
solenoid
valve
BR
When
pressure
sources
switching
solenoid
valve
is
in
function
.
1
Catalyst
CA
When
diagnosis
of
catalyzer
is
finished
.
2
EGR
system
E1
When
diagnosis
of
EGR
system
is
finished
.
FA4
3
California
model
identification
signal
FC
When
California
model
identification
signal
is
entered
.
8
Rear
oxygen
sensor
signal
OR
When
rear
oxygen
sensor
mixture
ratio
is
rich
.
9Front
oxygen
sensor
signal
02
When
front
oxygen
sensor
mixture
ratio
is
rich
.
FA5
7
EGR
solenoid
valve
ER
When
EGR
solenoid
valve
is
in
function
.
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![SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual
Z-T
[T3C37]
ON-BOARD
DIAGNOSTICS
II
SYSTEM
3
.
Diagnosis
System
LED
No
.
Signal
name
Display
1
-
-
2
-
-
3Neutralswitch
NT
4
--
5
--
s
--
7
Test
mode
connector
LID
8
Identification
of
AT
mo SUBARU LEGACY 1996 Service Repair Manual
Z-T
[T3C37]
ON-BOARD
DIAGNOSTICS
II
SYSTEM
3
.
Diagnosis
System
LED
No
.
Signal
name
Display
1
-
-
2
-
-
3Neutralswitch
NT
4
--
5
--
s
--
7
Test
mode
connector
LID
8
Identification
of
AT
mo](/img/17/57433/w960_57433-42.png)
Z-T
[T3C37]
ON-BOARD
DIAGNOSTICS
II
SYSTEM
3
.
Diagnosis
System
LED
No
.
Signal
name
Display
1
-
-
2
-
-
3Neutralswitch
NT
4
--
5
--
s
--
7
Test
mode
connector
LID
8
Identification
of
AT
model
AT
9
Ignition
switchIG
r
0
-
-
NT
--
-
LID
AT
IG
-
ooooa
LEDNo
.
Signal
name
Display
1
Radiator
fan
relay
2
R2
2
Knock
signal
KS
Purge
control
solenoid
valve
CN
4
Fuel
pump
relay
FP
5
-
-
6
Radiator
fan
relay
1
R1
7
A/C
relay
AR
8
A/C
switch
AC
9
--
o
--
R2
KSCN
FP
-
R1
ARAC
--
37
.
FUNCTION
MODE
:
FAO
-
ON
H
OFF
SIGNAL
-
Requirement
for
LED
"ON"
.
LED
No
.
3
Shift
position
is
in
"P"or
"N"
.
LED
No
.
7
Test
mode
connector
is
connected
.
LED
No
.
8
Vehicle
is
AT
model
.
LED
No
.
9
Ignition
switch
is
turned
ON
.
38
.
FUNCTION
MODE
:
FA1
-
ON
H
OFF
SIGNAL
-
Requirement
for
LED
"ON"
.
LEDNo
.
1
Radiator
fan
relay
2
is
turned
ON
.
LEDNo
.
2
Engine
is
knocking
.
LED
No
.
3
Purge
control
solenoid
valve
is
in
function
.
LED
No
.
4
Fuel
pump
relay
is
turned
ON
.
LED
No
.
6
Radiator
fan
relay
1
is
turned
ON
.
LED
No
.
7
A/C
relay
is
turned
ON
.
LED
No
.
8
A/C
switch
is
turned
ON
.
NOTE
:
9
When
LED
No
.
1,3,
4,
6
and
7
blinks
with
the
test
mode
connector
connected
and
the
ignition
switch
turned
to
ON,
the
corresponding
part
is
functioning
properly
.
e
When
LED
No
.
4
illuminates
for
only
2
seconds
after
the
ignition
switch
is
turned
to
ON,
(and
then
goes
out),
the
corresponding
part
is
functioningproperly
.
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